From the episode
This is finally it, guys. Liam Cohen has taken Trevor Lawrence to the promised land and he is not turning back.
STACKED’s take
Lawrence is QB9 with QB1 upside; weeks 10-18 QB1 finish, 9 rushing TDs, elite schedule, Cohen's system.
Lawrence is the source's must-target QB in the mid-range (QB9 per ECR, 73rd overall), offering QB1 upside at a low cost. The source believes in offensive coordinator Liam Cohen as a visionary and states that Lawrence's first year under competent coaching is 'just the beginning.' In weeks 10-18 of 2025, Lawrence was the overall QB1, facilitated partly by an easier schedule but also by a 30+ fantasy point game against Denver. The Jaguars have one of the best strength of schedules for QBs, and their receiver depth (Brian Thomas Jr., Jacoby Myers, Parker Washington) means difficult matchups are less daunting—Cohen can adjust and distribute targets. Most importantly, Lawrence added rushing upside: 9 rushing TDs on 82 attempts (career high), a part of his game known from college but never leveraged by previous regimes. If he maintains this rushing volume, he has 'true throughout the course of an entire season overall QB1 upside.' After the first four games of 2025, Lawrence had only one game below QB14 (vs. Houston). The source expresses conviction: 'This is finally it, guys. Liam Cohen has taken Trevor Lawrence to the promised land and he is not turning back.'
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